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r/trailrunningAnybody got any recommendations for trail running “super shoes?”
11 months ago

Have tried a few and here are my thoughts Saucony endorphin edges Very similar to endorphin pro 3s in ride. They are a fast shoe but let down badly by the grip (atrocious on wet rocks) and i struggled with the upper. Go half a size up to normal for these Brilliant for open firetrail Speedland SFD Is it carbon plated? Well they are in there but they offer the least assistance of any i have tried. Broad base and good grip with the absolute highlight being the lock down from the boas. Down side is they drain like shit without cutting the plug out and if you do that they let water in from any wet ground. Price is absurd for what you get Adidas terrex speed ultra This shoe is fast! Probably the quickest trail shoe i have used BUT They are incredibly unstable on anything even remotely uneven, hit a rock wrong and goodbye ankle. The instep rubbed my arch badly so only got 30k in them before passing them on l Hoka tecton x2 These have been an absolute workhorse for me. 400ks in my first pair and they have tons of life left in them. Maybe not the quickest ride but they are on par with the speedlands for stability but much lighter (cheaper too) Highlight for me is the way they drain Downside would be the tongue could be longer and thicker. Had issues with lace bite early on but got the fit dialed now. Great shoe for up to 50ks for me so far. Hoka tecton X3 Very bouncy ride, for me the most on par with road going super shoes. Took me a little to like and trust these shoes but now my go to race shoe. The grip is easily the best of all I have used including the X2s (can't beat vibram megagrip imo) They are wearing well and the ride settled down a touch to not throw me on bad landings( note it still will a bit) Down side, the lacing system not allowing a heel lock. Have to use thicker socks than normal (i prefer steigens) to mitigate the heel not locking 100% The upper is thicker than the X2s and doesn't drain quite as well but on par with most others

r/trailrunning50k-50 miler shoes?
12 months ago

Yep most overrated shoe on the market along with hoka speedboats

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r/ultrarunningTrail shoe recommendations for 50k +
10 months ago

Speedland, the only shoe I will wear on trail.

r/trailrunningUltra shoe of choice
11 months ago

I rolled my ankles about every 6 months in speedgoats then switched to speedland and haven't rolled an ankle in 2 years. They also last longer and I will never wear a shoe without boa again.

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r/trailrunningWhat trail running shoes & gear are you all rocking this season?
7 months ago

Speedland shoes, Path Projects & Roark clothing

r/trailrunningUnknown trail running brands
3 months ago

I’ve been using Speedland shoes for over a year. Changed the game for me and I’ll probably never go back to “big box” shoes

r/trailrunningWide toe box but NO zero drop recommendations
3 months ago

Said it before and I’ll say it again. Speedland shoes are unreal. Wide toe box, cushy, great traction and will outlast just about any other shoe I’ve ever ran in. Worth every penny!

r/trailrunningWinter shoe recommendations?
3 months ago

Speedland GS. My go to winter shoe for the past two seasons, unreal traction and durability

r/trailrunningHigh volume trail shoe recommendation?
3 months ago

Came here to say this! The Speedland GS are unreal. People are scared of the price tag but they will feel like new after 500+ miles

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r/trailrunningHigh volume trail shoe recommendation?
4 months ago

No one is going to take my recommendation seriously based on their price point. But the Speedland GS series has been my go-to for high volume running. I got 850 miles out of my first pair before the tread was completely gone. If it hadn’t of been for the tread, they still had plenty of miles of comfortable running in them. I’m on my 2nd pair of GS and they are at 387 miles and still going strong.

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r/trailrunning50k-50 miler shoes?
12 months ago

My last pair of Speedlands lasted me over 1000 miles. While it can be expensive up front it saved me money in the end as it lasted at least 2.5x longer than a $150 pair would.

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r/trailrunningNorda vs Nnormal vs Mount to Coast
8 months ago

Since you’re willing to spend some money, you should look into Speedland. Superior durability.

r/trailrunningNorda vs Nnormal vs Mount to Coast
8 months ago

Oh yeah, bummer. Get a stateside friend to send some!

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r/trailrunningDo you own multiple pairs of shoes?
12 months ago

Dozens- hoka, altra, topo, speedland and mount to coast. Rotate them all kinda. Two different sizes. I am a big guy and don’t cheap on my shoes. Whatever it takes to get the miles in.

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r/UltramarathonWhat shoes is everyone running in?
3 months ago

Speedland, all day every day.

r/UltramarathonTrail Running Shoes Suggestion (Practice + Race) for Ultra Run
2 months ago

Speedland. They’re expensive but they last for a long long time.

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r/trailrunningNorda vs Nnormal vs Mount to Coast
8 months ago

I don’t think Speedland is any more durable than Nnormal or Norda. They are all durable, but I would rank them from most to least durable: Norda, Nnormal, Speedland. I have had all three. Speedlands grip is very poor compared to Norda and Nnormal.

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